House For Sale £850,000
AN INDIVIDUAL DETACHED FOUR DOUBLE BEDROOM FAMILY HOUSE SITUATED AT THE END OF A SHORT TRACK OVERLOOKING ADJOINING PARKLAND WHILST REMAINING CENTRAL TO THIS BEAUTIFUL QUIET VILLAGE SURROUNDED BY COUNTRYSIDE
A modern individual detached house built by the present owners in 2007 and constructed with attractive brick elevations and a tiled roof. The property is situated at the end of a private drive serving a handful of properties and borders a small copse and parkland over which it has views especially from the first floor. The well-presented accommodation includes a veranda/porch, reception hall, rear hall with cloakroom, large dual aspect living room with fireplace, music room, small study and an open plan kitchen dining room with adjoining utility/boot room. To the first floor there are four good double bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. On the spacious central landing there is room to install a staircase to access a substantial long triple aspect loft room, subject to any required consent. There is a well enclosed garden, plenty of parking and a garage with a separate workshop to one side.
The property is situated in the heart of the village which is surrounded by countryside in one of the most historical parts of Wiltshire along the Hampshire Gap with excellent walking and cycling and is also close to Stonehenge. The village offers everyday facilities which include a church (dating back to 1179), well-established pub with restaurant (the Malet Arms), primary school (catchment area for Salisbury grammar schools), an active village community with hall, playing fields and bus service to the cathedral city of Salisbury (about 8 miles distant). A main line railway station providing fast services to Waterloo is located in Grateley, approximately five miles away. The A303 is close at hand (approximately three miles) allowing convenient access to London and the West Country. Newton Tony is also home to the RSPB Winterbourne Downs Nature Reserve, a working farm that lies in the heart of Wiltshire's rolling chalk country, where former arable fields are being transformed into flower-rich grasslands teeming with wildlife, accessed on line via the following link:
A modern individual detached house built by the present owners in 2007 and constructed with attractive brick elevations and a tiled roof. The property is situated at the end of a private drive serving a handful of properties and borders a small copse and parkland over which it has views especially from the first floor. The well-presented accommodation includes a veranda/porch, reception hall, rear hall with cloakroom, large dual aspect living room with fireplace, music room, small study and an open plan kitchen dining room with adjoining utility/boot room. To the first floor there are four good double bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. On the spacious central landing there is room to install a staircase to access a substantial long triple aspect loft room, subject to any required consent. There is a well enclosed garden, plenty of parking and a garage with a separate workshop to one side.
The property is situated in the heart of the village which is surrounded by countryside in one of the most historical parts of Wiltshire along the Hampshire Gap with excellent walking and cycling and is also close to Stonehenge. The village offers everyday facilities which include a church (dating back to 1179), well-established pub with restaurant (the Malet Arms), primary school (catchment area for Salisbury grammar schools), an active village community with hall, playing fields and bus service to the cathedral city of Salisbury (about 8 miles distant). A main line railway station providing fast services to Waterloo is located in Grateley, approximately five miles away. The A303 is close at hand (approximately three miles) allowing convenient access to London and the West Country. Newton Tony is also home to the RSPB Winterbourne Downs Nature Reserve, a working farm that lies in the heart of Wiltshire's rolling chalk country, where former arable fields are being transformed into flower-rich grasslands teeming with wildlife, accessed on line via the following link:
